10.7

Question 1

What is the Air Transport Association?

Answer 1

Formed in 1936

To promote knowelge of air transport industry

Question 2

What are ATA specifications?

Answer 2

Specifications regarding aircraft maintenance, traning and documentation

Question 3

In accordance with which standard are elecrtonic maintenance manuals laid out?

Answer 3

ATA ispec2200

Question 4

Boeing toolbox is an example of what type of data medium?

Answer 4

S1000D (tech pubs for using common source databases

Question 5

How often are normal manual revisions issued?

Answer 5

Quarterly

Question 6

How are temporary revisions identified?

Answer 6

On yellow paper

Question 7

Who is responsible for the content of the aircraft maintenance program?

Answer 7

The operator

Question 8

What document is the maintenance schedule/program based on?

Answer 8

Maintenance Planning Document

Question 9

What is the difference between LAMPS and LAMS

Answer 9

LAMPS - EASA
LAMS - Non-EASA.

Both for small piston aircraft or helicopters under 2730kg

Question 10

Is the AMM customised or non customised?

Answer 10

AMM is produced by manufacturer for one type only then it can be customised by an operator

Question 11

What is the deactivation/reactiviation index?

Answer 11

Shows in numerical sequence all MMEL and CDL items which require a maintenance action within AMM number

Question 12

How can you check if all the pages in a paper AMM are correct?

Answer 12

The list of effective pages (LEP)

Question 13

What are the three devisions of a WDM?

Answer 13

• Aircraft Schematics manual
• Aircraft Wiring Manual
• Aircraft Wiring List

Question 14

When a component is removed from the aircraft, what documents are used for overhaul guidance?

Answer 14

CMM Component Maintenance Manual

Question 15

Where will you find part numbers of component parts?

Answer 15

IPC CMM

Question 16

What are the prefixes (m) and (o) denote in the MEL?

Answer 16

(M) - Maintenance action required

(O) - Alternate operating requirement

Question 17

Which regulations detail the requirement for the MEL?

Answer 17

Requirement under Air Ops

Question 18

Who is responsible for creation and approval of the minimum equipment list?

Answer 18

The operator and then approved by the NAA

Question 19

Who issues AD’s and are they compulsary?

Answer 19

Compulsary

EASA for EASA aircraft and NAA’s for non EASA aircraft

Question 20

Which EASA document deals with the management of the continuing airworthiness of aircraft?

Answer 20

Implementing Rule 1321 Part M Continuing Airworthiness

Question 21

Which EASA document details the standards for the design and manufacture of large aircaft?

Answer 21

(CS) Certification Specification 25

Question 22

What would be found in EASA regulation section A?

Answer 22

The requirements with which the organisation or indvidual must comply and gives guidance on how these requirements can be satisfied

Question 23

What information would be found in EASA regulation section B

Answer 23

The procedures that the competent authority (NAA) follows to regulate orgamisations and individuals

Question 24

What information can be found in EASA regulation supporting document “Guidance Material’

Answer 24

Expands on Acceptable Means of Complience, clarifies what AMC is saying

Question 25

What is the Notice of Proposed Amendment? (NPA)

Answer 25

The drafting of the rules are notified on the EASA website through a Notice of Proposed Amendment. Interested parties can comment using the Comment Response Document (CRD)

Question 26

Where are all AD’s recorded by the CAA?

Answer 26

CAP 747

Question 27

If the time limit for complying with AD’s is excceded what are the concequences?

Answer 27

The aircraft must be grounded (apart from a test flight)

Question 28

What document is issued by an aircraft design authority, reccomending paticular maintenance action to be carried out?

Answer 28

(SB) Service Bulletin

Question 29

What is the Civil Modification Record?

Answer 29

When the design of a modification is undertaken by an approved organisation, a detailed record shal be kept of any modifications carried out by them

Question 30

What is the difference between check flight and test flights?

Answer 30

Test Flights - Conducted pre certification | Check Flights - Condicted for maintenance checks for continuing airworthiess

Question 31

Can an aircraft be flown for a check flight when the CofA or ARC is not valid?

Answer 31

Yes, with a permit to fly

Question 32

What responsibility does a pilot have after a test/check flight?

Answer 32

They must complete the Check flight report detailing any defects marking them with ‘R’ for Rectification and ‘FT” for Further Test Required

Question 33

When will aircraft fly under ‘A’ conditions?

Answer 33

Non-EASA aircraft to qualify for the renewal of CofA, proceed to and from a place of repair, proceed to and from a place of storage

Question 34

When will aircraft fly under ‘B’ conditions?

Answer 34

Non-EASA aircraft being tested for certification and displaying to customers

Question 35

On a non-EASA aircraft, what document must be issued by a maintenance organisation prior to a test flight and what is its validity?

Answer 35

Certificate of Fitness for Flight Valid for 7 days

Question 36

What is a PDSC and who can conduct them?

Answer 36

Pre Departre Service Check Trained Authorised Person - Could be aircrew providing theyve been trained by 145

Question 37

What 5 elements must be incorperated in to the ETOPS maintenance program?

Answer 37

- Oil consumption program - Engine Condition monotoring - Reliability program to ETOPS relevant systems - ETOPS parts control - Verification program post maintenance

Question 38

What details the requirements for AWOPS?

Answer 38

Air Ops subpart SPA CS-AWO